Napali Hotel

Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: lee » January 3, 2007, 1:48 pm

Napali Hotel

Rooms: 252

Telephone: 042 347444 Fax 042 347447

Address: 572 Pracha Raksa Road, Udon Thani

Price: 800 - 5,000

Webpage: Click Here

Facilities: Pool, gym, sauna, massage, disco, bar, buffet, airport transfer

Map Ref: E11

Distance from shopping complex: 3.5km

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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: vlad » November 8, 2008, 5:57 pm

Stayed here in May never again. The room smelled of damp and there was mildew on the walls, the lighting pendant was bare the cover was off exposing live terminals, wall sockets wern't much better and top cap it all the carpet was heavily stained and an iron had been dropped on it leaving the inprint on the carpet. The staff were not helpfull with only 1 of thm speaking English at reception. Breakfast was dour came down 1 morning about 5 mins after 10 and the breakfast was finished had to pay for a coffee. The best thing about the place was the front of house porter friendly and very helpfull.
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: beer monkey » November 8, 2008, 6:00 pm

Sounds like their website and photos need updating then. :|
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: westerby » November 8, 2008, 6:04 pm

vlad wrote:Stayed here in May never again. The room smelled of damp and there was mildew on the walls, the lighting pendant was bare the cover was off exposing live terminals, wall sockets wern't much better and top cap it all the carpet was heavily stained and an iron had been dropped on it leaving the inprint on the carpet. The staff were not helpfull with only 1 of thm speaking English at reception. Breakfast was dour came down 1 morning about 5 mins after 10 and the breakfast was finished had to pay for a coffee. The best thing about the place was the front of house porter friendly and very helpfull.


Did you do an about turn and march out pronto or did you stay there for all the time you were in Udon? :-k
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: WBU ALUM » November 9, 2008, 12:14 am

It seems to have fallen far from two summers ago. The only complaint I had about it at that time was that the wifi was very weak and unreliable.
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: BobHelm » November 9, 2008, 12:45 am

If you look on the web site the comments left by customers (OK, not many) over the last year wouldn't exactly encourage me to go. Mind you some of the comments (re condition of rooms) I could have written for the Grand as well :( :(
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: westerby » November 9, 2008, 12:58 am

BobHelm wrote:If you look on the web site the comments left by customers (OK, not many) over the last year wouldn't exactly encourage me to go.


It looks, on the whole, as though everything was going relatively well for the Napali until about April this year. Maybe they had a change of management. What's conspicuous by their absence is the lack of any further reviews after May. Did you post a review up, Vlad?
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: WBU ALUM » November 9, 2008, 1:10 am

westerby wrote:It looks, on the whole, as though everything was going relatively well for the Napali until about April this year. Maybe they had a change of management.

As I recall, a Chinese gentleman owned it two years ago. I wonder if he sold it?
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: westerby » November 9, 2008, 1:11 am

WBU ALUM wrote:As I recall, a Chinese gentleman owned it two years ago. I wonder if he sold it?


It's been around for a good ten years or so, hasn't it?
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: vlad » November 9, 2008, 3:35 am

Yes I did westers but i dont think they put it up it wasn't to complintary I nly booked in for 2 nights that was enough oh forgot to mention as well 1-2 of the bulbs didnt work I booked it online it was 800 baht a night too.
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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: westerby » November 9, 2008, 4:09 am

vlad wrote:Yes I did westers but i dont think they put it up it wasn't to complintary I nly booked in for 2 nights that was enough oh forgot to mention as well 1-2 of the bulbs didnt work I booked it online it was 800 baht a night too.


Well, a couple of my mates will be coming up to see me in Udon this month so I won't be booking them into this place. Thanks for the heads up.

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Re: Napali Hotel

PostAuthor: Gozzo » November 9, 2008, 10:50 am

Stayed there for 2 nights a couple of years ago. It was my first visit to Udon. I loved my introduction to Udon but I will not be staying at the Napali again.

On the plus side they have a nice swimming pool and the grounds are attractive. The rooms are acceptable for Thailand standards and Mambo disco on Friday nights is not to be missed. This disco has a very good show on stage and go-go dancers on the central bar counter. Very loud music for those who don't like noise. But I can't praise Mambo disco enough. \:D/

As for the minus side, well I turned up there without a booking. There were about 2 or 3 cars in a very generous size carpark and when I asked is there a vacancy I was told no we are full. Then she checked the computer and said she has 1 room for 1 night only. You could fire a gun in the place and not hit anyone!!!

Stayed the night and when checking out in the morning I asked out of curiosity is there any rooms and the young lady (day shift now) said yes we have many many rooms. :fryingpan:

So I stayed one more night and thoroughly enjoyed Udon but totally frustrated with the language barriers encountered at the Napali.
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